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Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission has published final advisory guidelines on how the Personal Data Protection Act applies to the use of personal data in training and deploying Generative AI models. Authored by Stephenson Harwood/Virtus Law, the piece frames Singapore as among the first jurisdictions globally to offer this kind of practical regulatory guidance on AI and personal data ...

AI is moving fast from experimentation to real deployment across financial services, and BritCham's latest Knowledge Bank report captures where that shift is actually landing. Convened in Singapore with Standard Chartered and CFTE, this roundtable brought together senior financial services leaders under the Chatham House Rule to discuss where AI is already creating value today, from productivity ...

Singapore's fintech sector drew over US$499 million in investment across 53 deals in the first half of 2026, according to KPMG's Pulse of Fintech H1'2026 report. This marks a drop from the roughly US$1.45 billion across 97 deals recorded in H1 2025. It also represents the most subdued first half the country saw in about close to a decade.

Following the conclusion of the Singapore Personal Data Protection Commission's ("PDPC") public consultation on its draft advisory guidelines on the Use of Personal Data in Generative AI (the "Guidelines") on 1 July 2026, the PDPC has now published the final version of the Guidelines. Find out the implications for your business.

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LRQA's Cyber Security Risk Outlook 2026 draws on insights from 133 organisations actively managing cyber security risk, including LRQA clients across a wide range of sectors and geographies.

As global supply chains face a triple threat of climate volatility, geopolitical instability, and aggressive new regulations, the gap between corporate ambition and operational reality is widening. This latest outlook from LRQA, based on insights from over 800 global organizations, explores how businesses are navigating the move from high-level sustainability targets to defensible, data-driven ...

The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) and SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) published the Green Skills Committee (GSC) Report, which documents the GSC’s findings on green skills needed to thrive in a low-carbon economy, and practical pathways to build these capabilities.

The HSBC Sustainability Pulse Survey 2025 demonstrates that businesses and institutional investors today view sustainability as a key strategic consideration with 95% of corporates viewing sustainability as a commercial opportunity, and 99% saying they expect it to drive differentiated competitive advantage over the next three years.

Global Talent Trends 2026 shows how organizations can drive sustainable performance by redesigning work, rethinking the employee value exchange, and building capabilities for an AI-enabled future.